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National Union

political party, South Africa
Also known as: NU
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  • Cecil Rhodes
    Cecil Rhodes
    / Policies as prime minister of Cape Colony of Cecil Rhodes

    The Uitlanders formed a National Union to support their cause, with Rhodes’s brother Frank among its leaders. Kruger sought the support of Germany, and in 1895 he again closed the drifts across the Vaal. Once more he was forced to withdraw, and by that time a conspiracy against him…

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    The Uitlanders formed a National Union to support their cause, with Rhodes’s brother Frank among its leaders. Kruger sought the support of Germany, and in 1895 he again closed the drifts across the Vaal. Once more he was forced to withdraw, and by that time a conspiracy against him…

    Read More